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The history of smoking 2003 New York City bans smoking in all public places (31 March). Advertising and promotion of tobacco banned in UK. 2002 British Medical Association claims there is 'no safe level of environmental tobacco smoke'. UK Government forced to increase cross-Channel shopping guidelines from 800 to 3,200 cigarettes per person. Greater London Authority Investigative Comittee on Smoking in Public Places calls for more research into passive smoking but declines to recommend further restrictions on smoking in public places. 2000 Jury awards punitive damages of nearly $145bn against five US tobacco companies after a class action in the state of Florida. Canadian health minister introduces graphic warnings on cigarette packs in Canada. Supported by FOREST, cross-Channel shopper Gary Mullen goes to court and wins back 5,000 cigarettes that had been seized by Customs at Dover. 1999 UK hospitality industry introduce Voluntary Charter on Smoking in Public Places. Pubs and restaurants to introduce signs alerting customers to their policy on smoking. First finding for an individual against a tobacco company. Jury in Portland, Oregan, awards family of Jesse Williams $81m against Philip Morris in punitive damages plus $821,485 in compensatory damages. Judge later reduces the punitive damages to $32 million and was then reinstate